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damien c 01-08-2010 12:10

Asus Rampage III Extreme Warning
 
Quick warning for anyone considering this board DO NOT BUY IT!!!

I have had 3 over the space of 8 days and all of them have, had the same error pop up of IOH over temperature and it is caused by running your ram at it's rated speed, because Asus have used cheap thermal paste and also not enough of it.

To fix the problem you have to remove the heatsink's, and replace the thermal paste but indoing so you void the warranty.

zing_deleted 01-08-2010 13:23

Re: Asus Rampage III Extreme Warning
 
Did you realise the Intel CPU specifications for the i7 920 is a max of 1066

http://ark.intel.com/Product.aspx?id=37147

so even if a board says it will run 1600+ with a cpu there is never a guarantee the cpu will like it

Did you know that using artic silver on the CPU in theory voids the warranty on the CPU also

Sirius 01-08-2010 13:28

Re: Asus Rampage III Extreme Warning
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by zing (Post 35065690)

Did you know that using artic silver on the CPU in theory voids the warranty on the CPU also

So which paste should you use then that does not void the warranty

I agree with Damien, Why should you have to fix a board that is only a few days old. Asus have gone down a step or 2 in my eyes over the last year

Kymmy 01-08-2010 13:39

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In theory the manufacturers specified heatsink, fan and attached thermal compound is the ONLY thing that will not void the warranty on the cpu ;) It does though depend on wether it's an OEM cpu or official supplied upgrade CPU or even if it's a CPU supplied to the systems manufacturer

damien c 01-08-2010 14:46

Re: Asus Rampage III Extreme Warning
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by zing (Post 35065690)
Did you realise the Intel CPU specifications for the i7 920 is a max of 1066

http://ark.intel.com/Product.aspx?id=37147

so even if a board says it will run 1600+ with a cpu there is never a guarantee the cpu will like it

Did you know that using artic silver on the CPU in theory voids the warranty on the CPU also

I didn't mention the cpu zing, as I know that they "officially" only support 1066mhz ram.

The problem is with the heatsink's on the board not cooling the IOH chip.

You mention that Artic silver 5 void's the warranty but why are they allowed to make and, sell the stuff knowing that if you use it they know it's going to void the warranty or do they replace the cpu if it is faulty after you have used there thermal paste.

This thread was only started to warn people of the issue's with this particular motherboard, and that if they got one how to fix the issue at there own risk as it is classed as a modification to the board therefore you void the warranty in doing so.

zing_deleted 01-08-2010 14:58

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Quote:

and it is caused by running your ram at it's rated speed
but you mentioned this. Which seeing as you do not run 1066 ram means you are running the system beyond spec

Ive read similar issues with that board even when watercooling the chipset

You over clock which voids all warranty anyway if they want to push it
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Quote:

Originally Posted by Sirius (Post 35065697)
So which paste should you use then that does not void the warranty

I agree with Damien, Why should you have to fix a board that is only a few days old. Asus have gone down a step or 2 in my eyes over the last year

stock paste on a stock cooler if you buy a retail boxed cpu with 3 years warranty. If however you buy OEM then you get a year with whatever paste. Obviously as long as you clean the paste off the cpu and cooler they aint gonna know. Just keep the cloth away from the pins lol lol

damien c 01-08-2010 15:00

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lol yeah i clean it off whilst it is still in the board then clean the rest off with a earbud.

Kymmy 01-08-2010 16:46

Re: Asus Rampage III Extreme Warning
 
What about a cooling fan/duct dedicated towards the existing heatsink over the IOH??

damien c 01-08-2010 17:43

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Kymmy (Post 35065788)
What about a cooling fan/duct dedicated towards the existing heatsink over the IOH??



Got a desktop fan pointing in the case to help cool the graphics card and nb and sb but it still didn't help cool it

Kymmy 01-08-2010 17:49

Re: Asus Rampage III Extreme Warning
 
Still not a replacement for a dedicated fan cooling a single component, hence I mentioned it

Ramrod 01-08-2010 18:10

Re: Asus Rampage III Extreme Warning
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by damien c (Post 35065819)
Got a desktop fan pointing in the case to help cool the graphics card and nb and sb but it still didn't help cool it

eh? With all that watercooling you still have a fan pointed at the box?!:erm:

Sirius 01-08-2010 18:40

Re: Asus Rampage III Extreme Warning
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ramrod (Post 35065836)
eh? With all that watercooling you still have a fan pointed at the box?!:erm:

Because of his mega hot graphics card, Its one of those all new all dancing power hungry Nvidia cards :LOL:.

vanman 01-08-2010 18:52

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have a look here http://vip.asus.com/forum/view.aspx?board_id=1&model=Rampage%20III%20Extreme &id=20100523091452390&
page=1&SLanguage=en-us

Quote:

Arctic Silver 5 has now been applied in place of the yellow crud that Asus used on the bottom of the heatsink/heatpipe assembly and it has been reassembled back onto the board.

The temperature of the X58 chip as shown by the IOH temperature sensor in the BIOS is now reaching 65°C at idle but not going any higher so it appears that my problem is solved :-)

I suggest that anyone else getting the "IOH Over Temperature" warning do what I did and just replace the TIM on the bottom of the heatsink/heatpipe assembly which is a simple job to do and avoids having to send the board back and then wait around indefinitely for a replacement which might not actually be any better.
and here http://www.swiftnets.com/forums/view...63e301282b2c5f

the OP is correct don't buy it

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seem.s to be the X58 chip the The MSI X58 Pro-E has the same prob
http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1508504

zing_deleted 01-08-2010 19:18

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mine runs fine

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Damien no offence but you are proof personified as to why people should not spend thousands on trying to run a massively overclocked juiced up machine

Ive got a nice overclock on my machine a fast graphics card fast memory and it just works my last machine although a generation behind just works. You however have nothing but bother with all your systems you spend spend spend never happy ,you tweak a machine within an inch of its life and all you get in return are a few extra frames per second and so much stress its unbelievable and a machine that almost spends as much time on the bench as it does in use

vanman 01-08-2010 19:23

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Quote:

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2010/08/52.gif Posted:7/17/2010 3:26:00 AM # 7 After much thought and not being happy with the prospect of a long wait for a replacement board, I decided I had nothing to lose by doing some investigation and removing the heatsink/heatpipe assembly. Having done so I believe I have found the cause of the problem as you can see in the picture links below.
Rampage III board with the heatsink/heatpipe assembly removed
Close-up of the X58 chip with the heatsink/heatpipe assembly removed
Underside of the removed heatsink/heatpipe assembly
Close-up of the underside of the X58 heatsink on the heatsink/heatpipe assembly Only a 3rd of the die on the X58 chip had any thermal compound on that was actually making any contact with the heatsink which is why it would have been overheating so quickly and why putting pressure on the heatsink caused the temperature to return to normal as it then made proper contact with the top of the die. So this is a factory assembly QA issue.

My next step will be to clean off whatever that yellow thermal compound gunk is that's already on there and apply some Arctic Silver 5 or Arctic Céramique instead (whichever I find works best). I'm 99% sure that doing so will then solve the X58 chip overheating problem on my board. Hopefully this will save me from having to RMA the board. I'll report back again with the results once I've done this.

zing_deleted 01-08-2010 19:32

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How come you aint watercooled it Damien?

vanman 01-08-2010 19:44

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Quote:

Originally Posted by zing (Post 35065874)
How come you aint watercooled it Damien?

Quote:

Intel Core I7 920 @ 4.0ghz Watercooled, 6gb Patriot Viper Triple Channel 1600mhz Ram, Asus Rampage II Extreme Mobo, MSI GTX 480, 3x Samsung 1tb Hdd's 1x 128gb + 64gb Corsair Nova ssd, Corsair Obsidian 800D Case, 1kw Coolermaster Psu,
it is according to his comp specs i take it that he is just swopping boards

damien c 01-08-2010 20:29

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I have got my cpu watercooled.

I use to have my graphic's card watercooled untill I swapped to a GTX 480, which I will be getting watercooled.

I am now running my original Rampage II Extreme mobo with the following:

Core I7 920 @ 4.0ghz prime stable 12 hour's max core temp's 60/60/58/56
Asus Rampage II Extreme Air cooled
MSI GTX 480 @ Stock Speed's Air Cooled
6gb G-Skill 2000MHZ Ram @ 1603MHZ


I am not going to watercool the motherboard because of the fact that I don't need to, because I have a fan blowing directly in to the case because of the graphics card so the fan helps to cool that, until I watercool it at which point I will probably watercool the mobo, as it will only cost a extra £100 for the block's and radiator.

I swapped to the Rampage III Extreme with a Core I7 930 and the 6gb of G-Skill 2000mhz ram, but there was a compat issue apparently according to Aria but I have now had 3 Rampage III Extreme mobo's all with the same problem.

I started this thread so that anyone thinking of buying this board would think otherwise, not to have people question what I do with my pc and all the rest of it no offence intended but if I needed advice or wanted, to have people pick apart what I was saying or am running in my pc then I would have said so.

As I say sorry if I offend anyone by that but I posted this thread to help people not to have people jump down my throat about my system yes, I like to spend money on it and overclock it and get as much out of it as I can when you spend the money I do on a pc you want, the best you can get and if that means that you have to play around with it more than usual so be it.

If you want to black or red rep go ahead or ban me I don't care I was only trying to help people not one person has said thanks for me at least posting about this issue, all that people want to do is moan and slag me off (right word not to sure), about my spending habit's and my pc well fine I will not bother anymore so go ahead and ban or red/black rep all you want not bothered anymore I just won't post any help anymore.

vanman 01-08-2010 20:34

Re: Asus Rampage III Extreme Warning
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by damien c (Post 35065903)
I have got my cpu watercooled.

I use to have my graphic's card watercooled untill I swapped to a GTX 480, which I will be getting watercooled.

I am now running my original Rampage II Extreme mobo with the following:

Core I7 920 @ 4.0ghz prime stable 12 hour's max core temp's 60/60/58/56
Asus Rampage II Extreme Air cooled
MSI GTX 480 @ Stock Speed's Air Cooled
6gb G-Skill 2000MHZ Ram @ 1603MHZ


I am not going to watercool the motherboard because of the fact that I don't need to, because I have a fan blowing directly in to the case because of the graphics card so the fan helps to cool that, until I watercool it at which point I will probably watercool the mobo, as it will only cost a extra £100 for the block's and radiator.

I swapped to the Rampage III Extreme with a Core I7 930 and the 6gb of G-Skill 2000mhz ram, but there was a compat issue apparently according to Aria but I have now had 3 Rampage III Extreme mobo's all with the same problem.

I started this thread so that anyone thinking of buying this board would think otherwise, not to have people question what I do with my pc and all the rest of it no offence intended but if I needed advice or wanted, to have people pick apart what I was saying or am running in my pc then I would have said so.

As I say sorry if I offend anyone by that but I posted this thread to help people not to have people jump down my throat about my system yes, I like to spend money on it and overclock it and get as much out of it as I can when you spend the money I do on a pc you want, the best you can get and if that means that you have to play around with it more than usual so be it.

If you want to black or red rep go ahead or ban me I don't care I was only trying to help people not one person has said thanks for me at least posting about this issue, all that people want to do is moan and slag me off (right word not to sure), about my spending habit's and my pc well fine I will not bother anymore so go ahead and ban or red/black rep all you want not bothered anymore I just won't post any help anymore.

:clap:

Ramrod 01-08-2010 20:35

Re: Asus Rampage III Extreme Warning
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Sirius (Post 35065853)
Because of his mega hot graphics card, Its one of those all new all dancing power hungry Nvidia cards :LOL:.

Dunno which one you are on about :D

Only 6gig of g-skill? Pah, amateur.....I have 12gig :D :sprint:

vanman 01-08-2010 20:44

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Ramrod (Post 35065912)

.....I have 12gig :D :sprint:

and ?:shrug:

zing_deleted 01-08-2010 20:59

Re: Asus Rampage III Extreme Warning
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by vanman (Post 35065878)
it is according to his comp specs i take it that he is just swopping boards

I am on about the mobo I can read thank you and seeing as this thread is about the mobo I would have thought it was obvious what I meant

vanman 01-08-2010 21:05

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Quote:

Originally Posted by zing (Post 35065923)
I am on about the mobo I can read thank you and seeing as this thread is about the mobo I would have thought it was obvious what I meant


Quote:

it is according to his comp specs i take it that he is just swopping boards
i just said that his comp specs says he has water cooling did not say you could not read did i

zing_deleted 01-08-2010 21:07

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Quote:

Originally Posted by damien c (Post 35065903)

If you want to black or red rep go ahead or ban me I don't care I was only trying to help people not one person has said thanks for me at least posting about this issue, all that people want to do is moan and slag me off (right word not to sure), about my spending habit's and my pc well fine I will not bother anymore so go ahead and ban or red/black rep all you want not bothered anymore I just won't post any help anymore.

Well Damien you waste hundreds of pounds on hardware..... Fact

Your systems fall over more often than a toddler taking its first steps.. exaggerated but still Fact

What I am meant to think about your skills? you refuse point blank to listen to me and I am experienced. The fact nothing you have seems to last very long makes me wonder about your experience

You spend your money how you want of course it has nothing to do with me but dont expect me not to laugh at the rediculas amount you spend over and over again and barely get any benefit. Mind your family must love it as they get your rejects

There I have spoken my mind seeing as you thought I was slagging you off before I may as well hadn't I...

peanut 01-08-2010 21:13

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Can I ask what do you use your PC for Damien, primarily . Got to be used for some hardcore rendering or something like that (hopefully).

Sirius 01-08-2010 21:16

Re: Asus Rampage III Extreme Warning
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by zing (Post 35065928)

There I have spoken my mind seeing as you thought I was slagging you off before I may as well hadn't I...

Zing stop the willy waving it does not suit you. ;)

zing_deleted 01-08-2010 21:23

Re: Asus Rampage III Extreme Warning
 
im not willy waving I am saying it how it is.

You know as well as I do how much he has spent on that machine and its a waste. All he does is play games all these motherboards he keeps changing just to get a higher overclock which will hardly help his gaming anyway.

He has even posted that he is using a room fan? to cool the system thats something I have not had to do since Socket A days.

I am experienced and I am skilled thats not willy waving is it? neither is me saying my system just works cuz it does at any point I want I can do what I want with it I do not have to buy new motherboards or rebuilds or reformats just to get the system working again.

Still I spose at least while he is still at home he may as well spend his money as when he goes into the real world and has a family of his own he wont be able to anymore

damien c 01-08-2010 21:30

Re: Asus Rampage III Extreme Warning
 
My pc is used for gaming and video work, but mainly gaming.

I spend money on it when I want to upgrade it and I am currently saving for the core i7 980x CPU, it may not be used fully yet but it will be there till it is.

The reason nothing last's long is not due to failure, it is down to wanting to upgrade which I do so when I think it is worth it for the money.

As I don't want to wait 30 mins or so for a video to convert or have to play a game with medium or low detail settings, I see it as worth tweaking till I get it how I want it and more fool me for trying.

I have only asked for advice recently about the graphics card, but after seeing issues with ati cards when playing games I chose nvidia yes more money but no issues in games unlike ati.

vanman 01-08-2010 21:31

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Quote:

Originally Posted by zing (Post 35065939)
im not willy waving I am saying it how it is.

You know as well as I do how much he has spent on that machine and its a waste. All he does is play games all these motherboards he keeps changing just to get a higher overclock which will hardly help his gaming anyway.

He has even posted that he is using a room fan? to cool the system thats something I have not had to do since Socket A days.

I am experienced and I am skilled thats not willy waving is it? neither is me saying my system just works cuz it does at any point I want I can do what I want with it I do not have to buy new motherboards or rebuilds or reformats just to get the system working again.

OK you know because you are experienced i have my knowledge of computers from my mistakes no were near your expertize :dozey: but he will learn

zing_deleted 01-08-2010 21:43

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Quote:

Originally Posted by damien c (Post 35065941)
My pc is used for gaming and video work, but mainly gaming.

I spend money on it when I want to upgrade it and I am currently saving for the core i7 980x CPU, it may not be used fully yet but it will be there till it is.

The reason nothing last's long is not due to failure, it is down to wanting to upgrade which I do so when I think it is worth it for the money.

As I don't want to wait 30 mins or so for a video to convert or have to play a game with medium or low detail settings, I see it as worth tweaking till I get it how I want it and more fool me for trying.

I have only asked for advice recently about the graphics card, but after seeing issues with ati cards when playing games I chose nvidia yes more money but no issues in games unlike ati.

you have just highlighted the error in your mindset there

Quote:

I am currently saving for the core i7 980x CPU, it may not be used fully yet but it will be there till it is.
that is totally the wrong way to do it. I can garrentee by the time the six core are even nearly utilised something better and faster will be available. Computer hardware progresses at a tremendous speed

So you save £750 to blow on a cpu then you find in 2011 Intel release the X68 chipset ( its on the roadmap) you have to buy that and then what? Bill smiles as he gets a nice £750 cpu while you "upgrade" again

You had a perfectly good i7 machine pretty close to when they were released didnt you? does Bill have that now? how many other builds you done around the i7 for yourself ?

Sirius 01-08-2010 21:48

Re: Asus Rampage III Extreme Warning
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by zing (Post 35065939)

Still I spose at least while he is still at home he may as well spend his money as when he goes into the real world and has a family of his own he wont be able to anymore

Zing

That has nothing to do with it and you know it. To be honest i think your just looking for an argument to while away you Sunday night.

What he does with his money has feck all to do with you.

The Hitman 01-08-2010 21:49

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Can I have your old hat pc stuff whe u have finshed with it Damien .My new best friend

zing_deleted 01-08-2010 21:50

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Sirius (Post 35065947)
Zing

That has nothing to do with it and you know it. To be honest i think your just looking for an argument to while away you Sunday night.

What he does with his money has feck all to do with you.

its true though

Rammy wouldn't spend anything like that much and he is rich lol . Would you spend it ? be honest? do you see value for money in what he does?

Sirius 01-08-2010 21:52

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Quote:

Originally Posted by The Hitman (Post 35065948)
Can I have your old hat pc stuff whe u have finshed with it Damien .My new best friend

:)

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Quote:

Originally Posted by zing (Post 35065949)
its true though

Rammy wouldn't spend anything like that much and he is rich lol . Would you spend it ? be honest? do you see value for money in what he does?

He can spend his money on what he wants. As long as he pays his rent and electricity i don't care. The lad is doing the same job as me now and gets much the same wage. So he has lots over each month :)

zing_deleted 01-08-2010 21:54

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ok dude but I am entitled to my opinion. The day Damien can keep a machine running that opinion can change. And before he says its all hardware remember I have seen what he posts between builds

peanut 01-08-2010 21:55

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I asked because I did a bit of checking around to see what's new etc. I have a Q9550, 8gb Ram (not any fancy make), I did splash out on a ATI HD5850, I play games and do quite a bit of rendering. Anyway, I checked around, looked at the I7 etc and branded ram and also high spec gfx cards (I can't have any as they won't fit in my case anyway), but I couldn't find anywhere to state that anything better would make anything any better.

Apart from the odd game like Crysis which I can live without being on the crazy high settings, everything else seems to run on max and still have a lot more room to go. So I've come to the conclusion quite easily that it would be a waste of money to upgrade anything at this point. Unless I want a higher score on some benchmarking program.

Even though my PC is about a year or 2 old now, apart from the i7 I don't think that much has changed.

zing_deleted 01-08-2010 21:57

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I went from a 9450 to an i7 and it does give you a lot of headroom when running heavy rendering/ encoding

vanman 01-08-2010 21:58

Re: Asus Rampage III Extreme Warning
 
:smokin:zing ya not a bit green around the gills are ya because he has so much money to spend on computer hard ware

damien c 01-08-2010 21:59

Re: Asus Rampage III Extreme Warning
 
Not interested in petty arguments anymore I tried to help people from making the mistake I did by buying the board but it has become a thread for let's try and make Damien look like a idiot which hasn't worked, it's gone the other way.

Can a admin close the thread and close my account I obviously can't try to help people anymore without people trying to make me look a idiot.

Sirius 01-08-2010 22:01

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So Zing

You got your wish.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by damien c (Post 35065958)
Not interested in petty arguments anymore I tried to help people from making the mistake I did by buying the board but it has become a thread for let's try and make Damien look like a idiot which hasn't worked, it's gone the other way.

Can a admin close the thread and close my account I obviously can't try to help people anymore without people trying to make me look a idiot.

Damien

You will need to PM a Mod.

peanut 01-08-2010 22:03

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Quote:

Originally Posted by damien c (Post 35065958)
Not interested in petty arguments anymore I tried to help people from making the mistake I did by buying the board but it has become a thread for let's try and make Damien look like a idiot which hasn't worked, it's gone the other way.

Can a admin close the thread and close my account I obviously can't try to help people anymore without people trying to make me look a idiot.

Don't be like that. I find anything you have to say (inc Zing) very interesting regarding hardware etc.

zing_deleted 01-08-2010 22:05

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Quote:

Originally Posted by vanman (Post 35065957)
:smokin:zing ya not a bit green around the gills are ya because he has so much money to spend on computer hard ware


not at all as that is not the whole point I am trying to make. I have money to blow on hardware but I choose not to as it would be a waste

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Sirius (Post 35065959)
So Zing

You got your wish.

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Damien

You will need to PM a Mod.

thats hardly what I wanted believe it or not I try to help the lad save some money instead of wasting it whats wrong with that?

damien c 01-08-2010 22:05

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Quote:

Originally Posted by peanut (Post 35065961)
Don't be like that. I find anything you have to say (inc Zing) very interesting regarding hardware etc.

No matter what I say I am alway's wrong!!!

So not interested only tried to help and it turn's in to a thread to call me a idiot for spending money on hardware that is better than I currently have, even though I will use that hardware to the best that it can be at that point.

vanman 01-08-2010 22:06

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Quote:

Originally Posted by zing (Post 35065962)
not at all as that is not the whole point I am trying to make. I have money to blow on hardware but I choose not to as it would be a waste

that's your choice

damien c 01-08-2010 22:07

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Quote:

Originally Posted by zing (Post 35065962)
not at all as that is not the whole point I am trying to make. I have money to blow on hardware but I choose not to as it would be a waste

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thats hardly what I wanted believe it or not I try to help the lad save some money instead of wasting it whats wrong with that?

I only ask for advice between component's and then I read the reviews on it aswell, it's not my fault that I can spend money on good hardware to be able to max game's and do other stuff fast as I don't have the time to wait for it to be done.

zing_deleted 01-08-2010 22:10

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Quote:

Originally Posted by damien c (Post 35065965)
No matter what I say I am alway's wrong!!!

So not interested only tried to help and it turn's in to a thread to call me a idiot for spending money on hardware that is better than I currently have, even though I will use that hardware to the best that it can be at that point.

how do you? I use my machine heavily and I am yet to stretch it. I can understand want for top end GFX . I assume you have bought a 480? and part of me wishes I had Nvidia cuz of potential 3D later. And since you bought a 1080 tv I can understand you need to upgrade from what you had.

Keeping changing your mobo and cpu( if you have) will make little difference in real world computing until there are fundamental changes in hardware

You have had 4 gig out of a 920 on various boards have you not?

peanut 01-08-2010 22:11

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You could look and say how many people have wasted all that money buying Macs and not a proper computer. :D

vanman 01-08-2010 22:11

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Quote:

Originally Posted by zing (Post 35065962)


thats hardly what I wanted believe it or not I try to help the lad save some money instead of wasting it whats wrong with that?

nothing wrong with that its just the way you come across on your post you red reped me because you did not like what i said

zing_deleted 01-08-2010 22:13

Re: Asus Rampage III Extreme Warning
 
discussing reps is not allowed or I would go into detail

vanman 01-08-2010 22:15

Re: Asus Rampage III Extreme Warning
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by zing (Post 35065971)
discussing reps is not allowed or I would go into detail

go ahead

zing_deleted 01-08-2010 22:16

Re: Asus Rampage III Extreme Warning
 
not worth the trouble I would get from the team ta very much

Russ 01-08-2010 22:21

Re: Asus Rampage III Extreme Warning
 
Thread closed because some people can't act like grown ups and also as per OP's request.


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